ZOTAC Gaming GeForce GTX 1660: Super Compact Graphics Card, 6GB GDDR5, 192-bit, ZT-T16600K-10M Review

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Optimum performance for all your daily tasks. The best midrange card for home PC. Everything is in moderation. and this is a measure for those who do not chase 200+ fps in games and for those for whom gaming is not the main thing in life, but only complements the work with a PC. For me, the golden mean for building a multimedia PC at the end of 2022. You can also consider the RTX 2060 for whom the rays are needed, the 2060 will be 10-15% more powerful. In general, if gaming is not the main…

I always thought GeForce was the best value, BEFORE! Nvidia has abandoned this. The card works and has 4 outputs that work great with all 4 monitors. And when you play Metal Slug in Mortal Kombat 3, it's amazing. But Forza, MK11, MKX, Battlefield 4, Fallout76 even, the GPU is very weak.! I should have spent 80 more to go with a better line. I will reconsider my next purchase, Nvidia just lost a fan :(

This card is good, probably the best part of my entire system. All my games look much better. I just wish it had one less display output and a DVI connection instead. But I knew it wasn't when I bought it, so all is well. My monitor only has VGA and DVI so I had to use an HDMI to DVI adapter. It works now, but on the first or second try I didn't have a display to work with. I think Windows finally installed the correct drivers and now it's so nice.

With an original MSRP of $220 at launch, this card was pretty good value. At the current Revain price (sold and supplied by Revain) of $440, that's an absurdly high price. However, I needed a replacement card, so I paid the advertised price - I cannot recommend others to do the same. On its own, this is a great inexpensive Turing GPU. The slower GDDR5 memory hurts the game's performance, but it's actually pretty good for running compute core workloads (CUDA, OpenCL). I suspect it's Zotac just…

My son's computer only has AMD FX6300, instead of buying a new system, I upgraded the graphics card. His Occulus Rift works with this system. Your requirements state that the fx6300 processor does not work, but it does work with this card. VR is more CPU-heavy than gaming, for example, so the FX6300 is at the bottom of the VR CPU list, but works flawlessly. Oculus and Vive would likely sell more headsets if they knew which processors would work. b/c Most people buy a new computer just to make…

This card is very low power and very very quiet. That's where the positives end. Compared to the RX 580 ($185), this card is a rip off in the FPS/$$$ department. The Team Red 580 matches the performance of the 1660 but is $35 LESS. Considering the price difference between comparable GPUs, the GDDR5 1660 is a waste of money. With the 1660 and 1660 Ti paired with the 9400F, I can safely say that if you MUST HAVE NVIDIA, get the Ti. For the $60 higher price, you get around 30% better performance…

I installed several versions of this generation (1050, 1060, 1070, 1080) from nVidia on other people's computers and my old GTX 580 completely failed (a fan stopped spinning, another one was noisy and my screen blinked white several times a day). This gave me reason to upgrade and I found the 1060 to be the best value at the moment. I just want the graphics card market to get better (I don't really like crypto miners). This is the first time I have bought a ZOTAC branded card. After settling on